Sentences with phrase «playing stringed»

Then I picked up the trumpet in high school, and started playing stringed instruments during college so I could sing while I play!

In musicians who play stringed instruments, for instance, the brain areas that affect the fingers of the left hand are larger than other people's.

Not exact matches

Beginning in third grade, each student plays an instrument from the stringed orchestra family, either violin, viola or cello.

I'm a respectable musician when I play a guitar, mandolin or other stringed instrument.

The result resembles Byzantine - Gregorian chants, played by stringed instruments accompanied by flute.

With a rabbit playing a peppy tune on a stringed instrument, the good guys fight the bad guys by knowing intrinsically how they will move independently and as a whole, and there's a moment where they must all fling themselves off a cliff to create a bridge for Po to recover a falling net full of stolen goods.

His impressive act includes playing a guitar - like instrument (a tree - stringed shamisen) that magically brings some origami figures to life.

It sure seems like it's gonna be that, as Downey's Los Angeles Times columnist, Steve Lopez, ever on the search for a good story, meets cute with Foxx's schizophrenic street person Nathaniel Ayers as the latter is playing, and playing surprisingly well, a two - stringed violin in a public park.

Also, as dogs and other animals play, they may not be entirely aware of how easily a tree can fall, or stringed lights can become tangled.

While cats don't have quite as many stipulations when it comes to types of toys, it's important to keep in mind that when playing with stringed toys (even if they use the curtain pulls to make their own), your feline can become tangled and extra caution should be taken.

There was also live music: Nazeer and Obbay, two musicians born in Syria, played in the museum café - Nazeer on the oud (a stringed instrument) and Obbay on piano.

While their parents sell their crafts, children often roam the streets playing Christmas carols with native instruments like pinquillos (traditional flutes), charangos (small, 5 - stringed guitars) and tarkas (square flutes).

It begins with a stringed ensemble playing through the classic melody, with slight variations all throughout the track.

Wandering musicians playing strangely stringed instruments, bell bottom pants, tie - dyed shirts, exploding pot seeds melting our polyester accessories, all accompanied by tambourine music and imbued with incense and old sweat.